Renewable & Nonrenewable Energy Resources

 Renewable resources replenish quickly, while nonrenewables take millions of years to regenerate.

Renewable vs. Nonrenewable:

1.

 Solar, wind, hydro, plants, animals, water, geothermal, biofuels, firewood.

Renewable Examples:

2.

 Coal, petroleum, natural gas, formed over millions of years from fossilized organic matter.

Nonrenewable Examples:

3.

 Fossil fuels formed from ancient plant and animal remains under heat and pressure.

Resource Formation:

4.

 Burning fossil fuels releases pollutants, contributing to air, water, and land pollution.

Environmental Impact:

5.

 Sustainability:

6.

 Renewable resources offer sustainable energy options for present and future needs.

 Nonrenewables will eventually deplete, emphasizing the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources.

 Longevity

7.

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